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Posted by Ty Ford on 02/13/07 12:49
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 17:00:05 -0500, PTravel wrote
(in article <53c6b6F1s6r9pU1@mid.individual.net>):
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> "Richard Lane" <rqlhgl@iieee.org> wrote in message
> news:eqqngt092c@enews4.newsguy.com...
>> "The vast majority of consumers are buying DVD models on the premise of
>> convenience," says Mitch Glick, assistant manager of marketing for Canon's
>> camcorder division. Removing a disc from a camcorder and popping it into a
>> DVD player is that format's main benefit. And though MiniDV still offers
>> better video quality, Sony spokesperson Yolanda Hunt-Boes says that for
>> most users, "The video quality [provided by DVD- and hard-disk-based
>> models] is good enough for them."
>> Deja vu VHS vs Betamax?
>
> It's worse than that. The differences in video quality between VHS and
> Betamax, at least in their final 2-hour SP incarnations, weren't anywhere
> near as great as the differences between in-camera DVD and miniDV. Even
> worse, both Sony and Canon are guilty of focusing exclusively on "good
> enough for average consumers," and no longer manufacture consumer camcorders
> of any kind that offer high-quality video -- you have to go to their
> prosumer line to find that.
not a problem.
Ty Ford
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